With the first month of 2023 in the bag, February is already shaping up to outdo January with a slew of new releases slated for the month
On April 07, North Americans—the project of Los Angeles guitarist Patrick McDermott and Portland’s Barry Walker on pedal steel—will release their new album Long Cool World via Third Man Records. Pre-order today on CD, cassette (TMR
The Chickasaw Mudd Puppies rocked the late ‘80s/early ‘90s seminal Athens, GA music scene with their idiosyncratic, Deep South sound — swamp rock with a dash of hillbilly blues. The
Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams have never lent themselves to easy comparisons to classic duos of the country genre–Porter Wagoner/Dolly Parton or Tammy Wynette/George Jones.
The pairing of acclaimed saxophonist and composer Jim Snidero with contemporary guitar great Kurt Rosenwinkel may seem unlikely at first but the unique harmonics in Snidero’s Far Far Away attest to its success.
An artist who finds strength in sensitivity and embraces the full power of a moment, Ailbhe Reddy has a talent for crafting intensely moving alt-folk tunes. On her debut album
There are moments where nothing truly fills the musical void like a straight-to-the-point introspective indie rock song with emotive, but still little-sleepy vocals. That’s just what Vancouver, B.C.’s Apollo Ghost
Unknown Mortal Orchestra announces the release of the previously-teased forthcoming double album V, due March 17th via Jagjaguwar. Conceived in Palm Springs, California between the dry freeways and the lush coastline of
Last night (February 1), Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band kicked off their first tour in six years at the Amalie Arena in Tampa, Florida. Despite being one of
While the record is boisterous in its presence, there is an air of sadness around My Bloody Valentines’ 2013 album.
